Each winter afternoon as dusk begins,
The crows come, calling
Calling, wheeling from downtown, flowing
Through the air in clusters,
In clans, lone stragglers,
Going somewhere
I cannot follow
Some settle on trees
Along the riverbank, for a time,
Calling, calling --
Their profiles like furled
Black leaves
Then rise as one, calling,
And wheel away out of sight
Now a lone crow flies up
Silent, from the hill
Straight for the gathering grounds
Knowing the way
Click to enlarge -- the mass of birds are in the distance
Thanks, Kass - good to meet you!
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